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Only FOX 29 was there Friday afternoon as Sgt. Tom Winkis, a 20-year veteran of the police force, walked into the Internal Affairs Bureau with his former boss.
He was there to face a 30-day suspension and dismissal.
The move to fire Winkis, an aide to one of the department's top deputies, came almost two weeks after he was involved in an off-duty car crash that killed 55-year-old David Farries.
Commissioner Charles Ramsey told FOX 29 News in an exclusive interview Friday afternoon, "The circumstances surrounding the accident were such that two of our rules were violated that could lead to dismissal."
Later on Friday, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office approved criminal charges against Winkis, who is expected to surrender to face those charges Tuesday.
Fortunato Perri Jr., Winkis' attorney, said of the case, "When we have our evaluation of the evidence, we're confident Sgt. Winkis will be exonerated."
The Farries family and friends held a candlelight vigil earlier this week demanding justice and questioning the delay in filing charges against Winkis.
"It's horrible that this guy isn't in jail yet. He's at home with his family sitting there on his couch having a normal life," said Christine Farries, the victim's daughter.
"Now my dad, our dad, is gone forever," another daughter said.
Sources say the black box in Winkis' mangled 2007 Dodge Challenger showed he was allegedly driving at approximately 100 mph at the time of the crash at State Road and Ashburner.
Sources say tests also showed his blood alcohol level exceeded the legal limit. Investigators have also interviewed a passenger in his car about the fatal crash.
"It's 35 ph driving up here. He was going well over 35 mph," said Nicole Pirrone, the victim's daughter.
The crash happened two days after Winkis' ex-wife, a police officer and mother of his three children, was buried. She died days before on the job from a brain aneurysm.
"This is a tragic set of circumstances and he is horribly shaken by what's occurred here," Perri added.
The defense attorney also said, "We have not formally been advised as to how fast his vehicle may have been traveling."
It was late Friday afternoon when word came that the D.A. had approved charges against Winkis. Those counts are homicide by vehicle, homicide by vehicle while DUI, involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment, FOX 29's Dave Schratwieser reported.
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The nonprofit GAVI Alliance, which funds bulk-buy vaccination programs for poor nations, will safeguard more than 180,000 girls from cervical cancer in eight countries across Africa and Asia by funding immunization projects with vaccines from GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Merck. The eight countries GAVI will support for cervical cancer protection pilot projects are Kenya, Ghana, Laos, Malawi, Madagascar, Niger, Sierra Leone, and Tanzania.
The world's only two approved shots are GSK's Cervarix and Merck's Gardasil vaccines, which are designed to protect against the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus (HPV) that causes the greatest share of cervical cancer cases. More than 85 percent of cervical cancer deaths occur in developing nations, and 275,000 women die of the disease each year. GAVI declares that, globally, cervical cancer now kills more women than childbirth, taking a life every two minutes. Experts have stated that if no action is taken to protect females from cervical cancer, the annual worldwide death rate could rise to 430,000 by 2030.
GAVI's vaccination efforts will receive backing from the World Health Organization, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the World Bank, UNICEF, donor governments, and others. These organizations have been working with the vaccine manufacturers to secure the most affordable price for the shots. These pilot projects will provide countries an opportunity to test whether they can put systems into place that are needed to offer HPV vaccines nationally.
Most vaccines are offered to infants and children under age five; however, HPV vaccines are to be given to girls aged nine to 13 to protect them before they become sexually active. A major challenge is that many developing countries do not provide routine health services for girls in this age group. GAVI does point out that the initial experience in offering HPV vaccines through schools in Latin America, Asia, and Africa has been encouraging. GAVI states that it hopes to help more than 20 countries immunize approximately a million girls with HPV vaccines by 2015 via these pilot projects; by the year 2020, GAVI anticipates helping more than 30 million girls in more than 40 countries obtain the vaccine.
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I've implemented BSP collision detection based upon Nathan Ostgard's tutorial but am having a problem.
Basically if my movement takes me onto the plane, but not over it, then the code thinks that a collision has not occured and will allow me to move through it on the next movement. This essentially means that you might randomly fall through the floor.
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As the PC becomes more and more a part of your home entertainment system, better and better ways of controlling HTPS's are being released. You can have all of the processing and storage power in the world but it doesn't mean a lot of if you don't have any way of controlling it. Logitech is one of the best innovators in the field, between their line of Harmony remote controls and cordless desktops you'd be hard to find an input mechanism they don't have a product for.
For this review I'm going to cover their latest cordless desktop, the
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. The set is composed of the Logitech 3000 cordless keyboard and the Logitech MX600 cordless laser mouse. The package also comes with a USB/PS2 RF receiver that features three LED's, four AA Batteries (two for the mouse and two for the keyboard), and a bundle of Logitech software.
I've been a big fan of Logitech mice for quite some time (the MX600 is one of six Logitech mice that currently inhabit my house) so I was already somewhat familiar with the MX600. The form factor is very similar to the other MX mice that I've used. There are a few differences though. The MX600 is a bit smaller, lacks the two up and down buttons above and below the scroll wheel. The MX600 does sport twp new buttons along the left edge of the house. The first is a rocker switch that allows you to zoom in and out of a page (increase or decrease the font) while the second button resets the zoom to the standard mode. The mouse is also a little heaver than the other MX mice I own but that can be attributed to the two AA batteries the mouse needs for power.
Installing the 3000 is fairly easy. You just install the drivers, re-boot your computer, and then plug in the RF receiver. Everything gets recognized and you're good to go. Logitech did a great job designing the receiver. Instead of some kind of beige dongle they actually went with a smoke black glass look hangover design that will blend in with almost any home theatre setup. The three LED's are bright enough to be seen across the room but not so bright as to be a distraction. From left to right they indicate status of Caps locks, Function Key (which I'll cover in a bit) and NumLock status.
The big difference is that this mouse used a laser to track movement than the current optical method. This means precise movement tracking and that you can use the mouse about any surface. I actually tried this out and it works on everything from denim to skin. This is nice you're not always going to have a flat mouse surface to use in a HTPC setup. If you want a mouse with rechargeable batteries you might want to pay the extra money and get the 3100 setup which includes the MX1000 rechargeable wireless mouse.
The mouse is excellent but the keyboard is the best part of the combination. The first thing you'll notice is the large set of media controls on the top of the keyboard. The main focus of the media controls is the large circular volume control which has a set mute button to it's immediate left and media player controls (stop, play/pause, skip, eject) below it and another set of general controls (shuffle, playlist move, and a few preset buttons) above it. On the left edge of the keyboard is another set of zoom controls and my favorite feature of the set, a scroll bar. Eschewing the typical mouse wheel type design Logitech has used a pipe design with ridges to quick allow you to scroll up and down as well as scrolling left to right. Above and below the pipe are page up and page down buttons in case you want a little more control of your scrolling. This part is well designed as your finger can rest comfortably and allow for easy webpage navigation. Below the scroll bar are two more browser controls in a stop button and a back button. Not sure why you really need a stop button but since you can re-program almost every button it's something you can take care of on your own.
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"Even small and medium businesses need to ensure business continuity and plan for disaster recovery," said Bob Walters, CEO of Untangle. "They simply can't afford any downtime because of their slim operating margins. Version 10.1 makes it easy for busy network admins to deploy Untangle NG Firewall in high availability scenarios, while enjoying the benefits of our try-before you buy approach."
With this release, Untangle NG Firewall now provides high availability via virtual router redundancy protocol (VRRP). It allows organizations to deploy multiple Untangle servers as hot or cold backups, and in the event of a system failure, one of the backup servers will take over. Network users will continue to have uninterrupted access to the Internet, minimizing the impact of an outage.
Version 10.1 includes a new, faster installation process. Previously, customers had to download and install individual applications and packages to deploy them on the Untangle NG Firewall Platform. As of version 10.1, all applications are pre-loaded, greatly speeding and streamlining installation. This change also makes backup and recovery a quicker, simpler process.
In addition to numerous bug fixes and small improvements, version 10.1 provides an update to Application Control. Ninety-four new application signatures have been added, as well as improved Skype handling, a notoriously difficult application to control. Untangle NG Firewall now effectively identifies and controls Skype sessions via its Integrated Rules Engine (IRE).
Untangle will host a free community webinar in support of the launch of Version 10.1. Dirk Morris, co-founder & vice president, products, Untangle NG Firewall, will discuss the features and improvements in 10.1 and conduct a live demo. Attendees should register early; space is limited.
Untangle NGFW v10.1 Community Webinar
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About Untangle
Untangle, a network software and appliance company, provides the most complete multi-function firewall and Internet management application suite available today. Designed to meet the network policy demands of organizations large and small, Untangle's award-winning software now ships on easy-to-deploy appliances. Untangle's proven network software solutions are installed in nearly 40,000 organizations, protecting more than 2 million people and their computers. With its try-before-you-buy approach, Untangle enables organizations to take control of their network within minutes and at no risk. Untangle is located in Sunnyvale, California. For more information, visit untangle.com or call (866) 233-2296.
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On Christmas Eve, French children leave their shoes by the fireplace to be filled with gifts from Pere Noel. In the morning they also find that sweets, fruit, nuts and small toys have been hung on the tree.
In cathedral squares, the story of Christ's birth is re-enacted by both players and puppets.
Nearly every French home at Christmastime displays a Nativity scene or creche, which serves as the focus for the Christmas celebration. The creche is often peopled with little clay figures called santons or "little saints." In addition to the usual Holy Family, shepherds, and Magi, the craftsmen also produce figures in the form of local dignitaries and characters. The craftsmanship involved in creating the gaily colored santons is quite astounding and the molds have been passed from generation to generation since the seventeenth century. Throughout December the figures are sold at annual Christmas fairs in Marseille and Aix.
xxxxxxxxxxThe Little Saints of Christmas, Santons, have been treasured by Provencal families for over two centuries
The Christmas tree has never been particularly popular in France, and though the use of the Yule log has faded, the French make a traditional Yule log-shaped cake called the Buche De Noel (Yule Log). The cake, among other food in great abundance is served at the grand feast of the season, which is called le reveillon. Le reveillon is a very late supper held after midnight mass on Christmas Eve. The menu for the meal varies according to regional culinary tradition. In Alsace, goose is the main course, in Burgundy it is turkey with chestnuts, and the Parisians feast upon oysters and Foie Gras. Le Reveillon may consist of poultry, ham, salads, cake, fruit and wine.
The culinary high point of Christmas in France is Le Réveillon, a decadent feast on December 24 which is often held after the family returns from mass. The menu varies across the country, but can feature anything from oysters, to pâté, to smoked salmon or goose. A Yule log, or bûche de Noël , is a way to end the meal.
In Southern France, a log is burned in people's homes from Christmas Eve until New Years Day. A long time ago, part of the log was used to make the wedge for the plough as good luck for the coming harvest.
In France families once had a Three Kings Cake with a bean hidden in it. Whoever found the bean in their slice was made King, or Queen, for the day.
In France the children go out to look for the Kings, taking gifts of hay for the camels.
Another name for this day is Twelfth Day. It is the last of the Twelve Days of Christmas, which used to be one long holiday. It was the last night of the Feast of Fools before the Lord of Misrule had to give up his crown and become themselves once again.
In France it is a time for the whole family to come together at Christmas time to holiday and worship. On the eve of Christmas beautifully lit churches and cathedrals, ring out Christmas carols with the church bells.
Once dinner is over and the family has retired to bed, they leave food and drink on the table in case the Virgin Mary calls in. Children leave their shoes on the hearth for the Christ Child or Pere Noel to fill.
In the north of France, children are given gifts on December 6, which is St. Nicholas' Day, instead of Christmas Day. The adults give each others presents on New Year's Day.
December 6 is also traditionally the retelling of the story of St. Nicholas as it is known in France, Belgium and other places in Europe. It is about three young boys who are out playing in the evening when it became dark. They lose their way and stop at a butcher shop to ask for help. The butcher and his wife pretend to help them, kill them and then grind them up to add to their sausage meat. Just as they have completed their grisly task, St. Nicholas knocks at their door to inquire about their whereabouts. The couple denies knowing anything about them but St. Nicholas knows better and with a wave of his cane they emerge from the sausage vat none the worse for the wear. It is unclear what became of the butcher and wife. All over France, in the early evening, this story is performed in churches and city squares. Then comes the procession. There are bands, floats, horses, and all the things we expect in a really fine parade. But the best part is that St. Nicholas is also there and the children all know they will receive their presents from him if they have been good. The amazing thing is that all over France there is no child who has not been sufficiently good.
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Austin >Food & Dining > Z Tejas Grill
1110 W Sixth St, Austin, TX | Directions 7870330.272400 -97.755926
Sat: 10am-11pm, Sun: 10am-10pm, Mon-Thu: 11am-10pm, Fri: 11am-11pm
Neighborhoods: Old West Austin
Decent Tex-Mex with a spacious upstairs patio.
appetizers are plenty big to share and you can get 3 for the price of an entree. We left spending right at $50 for four. Patio was great!
Not what I expected – Took some friends out, the food was mediocre and you can get better for you money elsewhere.
On the plus side the staff were friendly and fast.
Z Tejas Grill - great family atmosphere – Had a wonderful visit with my family from out of town. The food was exceptional. The atmosphere on the patio was beautiful and refreshing.Great family outing!
How could service be so bad? – We went to Z-tejas for my birthday, but there was no celebration, just a couple & a baby, out for a meal.
The hostess sat us, apparently ignoring the toddler in my arms. She left, and I assumed she was headed off to get a high-chair. A few minutes later, I see her walk by, and I ask for a high-chair...another few minutes, and I have to ask her again. This time, she shows up with it, and rather than pull out a chair to accomodate the HC, she drops it off behind one of the chairs. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, over.
We're off to a stellar start. I ask the hostess, with forced courtesy and masked irritation, if she could find the server (who was about as absent & absentminded to our presence/needs as the hostess) so that we could order drinks. He stopped by the table as an afterthought, and things just went downhill from there.
I'm no expert on customer no-service, but I did spend 13 years in the restaurant business, managing and training for some of the largest names in town. I know a skid-boot when I see one, and on this special evening, I was at the mercy of two of the finest.
I refuse to go back.
When my friends report that they've had bad service there, I just laugh, and muse at how someone perpetuating crappy service can continue to keep the lights on.
This town must be full of suckers.
Sides Still Count: side dishes and out-sides – On a Fri. night, restaurant was busy and bar was packed. Why do they own outdoor heat lamps, place them precisely on the patio, and then choose to not use them?? I felt more sorry for the waitstaff and the hostess though than I did for myself for having to wait for the quoted 2 hours. Waitstaff and host staff should not have to belly-up or trample customers just to walk through the restaurant.
About the food... main dishes are mainstays for good reason; however, the sides were so bland that I no longer have true love for the 2 main dishes that brought us there in the first place.
WERE those boxed mashed potatoes?? (tasted like 'em) Why serve bland rice and beans?? People can go to Magnolia Cafe to get those. Plus, if that shredded zucchini and carrot medley was the 'vegetable of the day', then that was a bad day.
Nice place for large groups – I've been to the restaurant twice with large groups. Both times we made reservations for lunches, and was seated promptly. The food was good and no mess-ups on taking orders or splitting bills. I particularly liked their Chile Relleno, which was not fried (healthy), and full of flavor and surprises, very much like the kind of chile relleno you get from inner mexican cuisine rather than tex-mex. There are also a hand-full of other dishes my friends enjoyed (while I ordered Chile Relleno over and over). Everybody I know likes this place. Only downside is parking. We've always car-pooled and parked on the side of the streets.
One of my Favorite places – I don't think I have ever had a bad experience at Z'Tejas ever. In fact I love to eat there! These are some of my faves that you really just can't go wrong with...
Go to either location and order this: Drink- Fruzion (sp?) Margarita: their yummy frozen rita with a floater of fruit infused Patron *yummy* Appetizer- Guacamole and Shrimp tostada bites (well seasoned, guac always good, delicious slaw to accompany tostadas) Dinner- Chorizo Stuffed Pork Medallions: always tender, yummy sauce, very well cooked and just DELICIOUS dammit! Dessert- Ancho Chili Chocolate Pie: nuff said! I don't know what your dinner companion will get, but it will probably be delish too.
Great Patio dining, mediocre food – Can't complain about the patio dining atmosphere, which is wonderful. However our food was just a little above average (maybe even just average) considering it was barely warm and not much to distiguish it from lesser priced restaurants in town. The sides were uninspired although it is a growing chain so consistency must be maintained. I would unltimately say go to this place for the atmosphere don't expect to be blown away by the food.
Worse Brunch Ever!! – If I could rate it a half star I would. When I first moved to Austin my roommate at the time worked at Z'Tejas and talked about their brunch. I had been in for lunch and it wasn't bad, so this Sunday when my girlfriend and I were wanting to try a new place for brunch we decided on Z'Tejas. She likes their margaritas.
First of all, they discontinued the one thing I actually wanted that is still advertised online, Banana Fosters French Toast. Second, one small pancake cost four dollars. I was expecting for $4 to get one big fluffy pancake like everyone else does in town. And I couldn't put enough butter on it to make it not dry. It had obviously been sitting in a premade pile for the past hour. Yuck! And when I asked for fruit to go with the pancake our server offered us grapefruit or melon. No, I mean pancake fruit, strawberries, blueberries, bananas. Jeez. From that point on everything tasted like a microwave dinner.
My advice, splurge and go someplace nice for brunch. An awful brunch can ruin your entire Sunday.
Austin Favorite – Z Tejas is one of my favorite restaurants in Austin. The food is a combination of Tex-Mex, Southwestern, something or another but what it comes down to is that it's consistently good. They have the best salads (I love the ruby trout salad and the pecan crusted chicken salad) but they also have a variety of delcious fish dishes. If you are looking for something on the lighter side, sometimes I'll order the Ahi Tuna appetizer and a side salad. The wait can get long sometime so be prepared. There are two bars you can sit at in the meantime and enjoy a margarita.
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The first two don't "boost" your fertility, they merely track when you are and aren't fertile so that you can have sex at the right time. Your actual fertility doesn't change at all. I agree with gia. I'd be upset if my dr shrugged and said "Eh, use this $300 kit" instead of giving me advice on tracking like in the second item. The kit doesn't do much more than natural tracking, it just gives you a smaller window of conception time. If you're tracking your symptoms, you'll know the best time. And for the record about tracking your cycle, "the rhythm method" has nothing whatsoever to do with tracking fertility signs and ovulation. You're confusing the rhythm method with Natural Family Planning and the Billings Ovulation Method. I also like that it says "explore sexual positions" and then says not to try anything unusual, the missionary position has been proven best. Bit of a contradiction there.
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Maybe I am overestimating here, but those tips seem kind of like no brainers...The Conception Kit is $300 for 3 months, not a horrible price & may be great for someone in their 20's, but I think if you have health insurance or are at a certain age its just best to just see a doctor & not waste much time.
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American Dynasties
Tycoons have come and gone, but few are the titans that form dynasties. In America, much weighs against the family that seeks to preserve a financial power base for generations.
Jack Bettridge, Bruce Goldman, Terrence Fagan
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Foremost are taxes. So many of the great fortunes were built in the nineteenth century, before personal taxes were levied. They were introduced in 1913, and then followed, in 1916, by inheritance taxes, sounding the death knell of the Gilded Age. But clever accountants found ways to skirt increasingly onerous levies, especially inheritance taxes. Trust funds were formed. Charitable foundations endowed with nonvoting stock. Annuities set up. Trusts were rushed through with such a frenzy to avoid a 1935 tax that they were dubbed "the 1934 trusts."
Even with a viable tax strategy, a tycoon must have able heirs to form a dynasty.
The passion that drives men to create great wealth from nothing typically flags in subsequent generations, which have never been challenged by need. Interests change from amassing cash to spending it. Descendants try to prove their good taste or assuage the guilt of being so rich. Gold diggers are attracted and bad marriages ensue. As the family grows, wealth is further diluted. The best offspring stay the course and add wealth to family coffers. The worst throw cash at whimsical and disastrous investments.
What follows are the families who have, for the most part, solved the happy problem of creating a legacy of power.
Pierre-Samuel Du Pont de Nemours had as many as seven different plans for making his family's fortune in America after he fled the Reign of Terror in 1800. None of them had anything to do with manufacturing gunpowder. But then, on a hunting trip, his son, Elèuthere Irénée (E.I.), discovered that what passed for gunpowder in the New World was grossly inferior to the powder used in Europe. Convincing his father to let him start a mill on the Brandywine Creek in Delaware, he founded what would become one of the country's oldest family business dynasties.
It didn't hurt, of course, that Pierre was fast friends with Thomas Jefferson, whom he helped in negotiating the Louisiana Purchase. Government contracts followed, boosted by the War of 1812. E.I. borrowed steadily and plowed the profits back into the business, expanding the firm. Meanwhile, older brother Victor became a state representative, initiating the familial tradition of holding political office (the Duponts boast Delaware senators and governors).
The close-knit family's prolific breeding (even in-breeding) helped replenish an employment base often racked by frequent explosions and fires at the mill. When female cousins weren't marrying cousins, they married men who were welcomed into the business. The arrangement kept the company family-owned for decades.
Furthermore, Du Pont offspring--whether they be scientists or businessmen--seemed always to benefit the company in some capacity when needed. Lammot Du Pont developed a formula for black powder that freed the family from using expensive Indian saltpeter. Henry Du Pont created a trade association. The Du Ponts sent a general and an admiral to the Civil War on the side of the Union. Lammot did his part by bluffing Great Britain into supplying the company with saltpeter.
When not supplying war munitions, the Du Ponts sold explosives for construction. By the end of the century, the company had cornered its market, but almost lost it when a family feud resulted in a near sellout. Three cousins stepped forward and bought the business; of these, Pierre Du Pont wrested control, turning the family empire into a chemical giant. Not only did the company begin to manufacture diverse materials, such as plastics, rayon, polyester and Teflon, but it also gained a controlling interest in General Motors. Pierre himself ran GM until he turned it over to Alfred Sloan. The courts forced Du Pont to divest that interest in 1959.
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LRC Director to Give Keynote Address at Hebrew Language Teachers' Seminar
LRC director Olga Kagan will deliver the keynote address for the National Middle East Language Resource Center's third annual Teacher Education Seminar for Hebrew Language Educators, scheduled for June 26-30, 2005 at Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles. The seminar will focus on heritage language instruction and will explore topics including curriculum development, assessment, materials development, and teacher training for teaching heritage speakers of Hebrew on all levels from K-16.
Published: Monday, May 09, 2005
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